The phrase "accountable for delivering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibilities or obligations related to achieving specific outcomes or results.
Example: "As the project manager, I am accountable for delivering the final report on time."
Alternatives: "responsible for providing" or "liable for delivering".
So why hold individual providers, mostly physicians, publicly accountable for delivering an exceptional patient experience?
Hold us accountable to what we promised, hold us accountable for delivering on what we promised.
She is based in Aberdeen and is accountable for delivering the HR strategy for BP's North Sea and Eastern Hemisphere regions.
All participants complete a group project that reinforces the concepts taught in class and holds the team accountable for delivering a solution to a problem facing the hospital.
CEOs need to champion this "sales as a science" approach by demanding KPIs and then holding their leaders accountable for delivering on them.
The response from these people is well, it's just taking a little bit longer than we thought … They're not being held accountable for delivering.
They knew they were accountable as teams for delivering the best possible service within the constraints of the company's policies and in strict compliance with laws and regulations.
Up till now, they have not been very accountable to the purchaser for delivering the product they sold.
They have divvied up clear responsibilities, take their jobs seriously, and are accountable to one other for delivering on their promises.
The suggestion that a body described on the Greater London Authority website as "accountable to the mayor and responsible for delivering the mayor's transport strategy" had in effect been engaged in advancing his political strategy, too, is consistent with criticisms that, under Livingstone, mayoral aides and other elements of the mayoral apparatus have crossed a similar line.
Providers have set up Accountable Care Organisations (ACOS), which get bonuses for delivering care more efficiently.
